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CHARITY is taking new form in the
East. 1t has at last dawned upon the
humanitarians that the bare white walls
of hospital are the most cherries and
discouraging things imaginable to the pa
tient condemned to their expressionless
stare. The sympathetic people have
therefore undertaken to adorn hospital
walls with tinted hangings and cheerful
ornaments and pleasing pictures, restful 10
the eye and satisfying to the soul. The
physicians unanimously agree that the re-
suit is highly beneficial, and that art for
once has proven how important factor
1t Is as curative agent for the body. Bos-
ton people have found so much "goodD in
this new idea, that q Picture Mission y
has been organized, and now pictures
are loaned to it by their owners, insured
by the mission and hung upon the hos
pital ward walls, being changed once a
month. Thus the sick have their atten-
ton drawn from their pain, and their
nervousness and restlessness is reduced to
the minimum. 1t is good idea, and to
Boston give the credit. "Culchah" is at
last engaged in practical charitable
work
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Catarrb in the Head.-Ely's Cream
Balm has done me more good than anything
ever tried. ha,. the catarrh very bad in my
mead. IL had become chronic and falling into
my throat left bad taste in my mouth Since
have used two bottles 1t has stopped all of that
Am ever ready to recommend il very highly
Wyatt Hoffman, Sergeant Co. q, 18th Infantry
Fort oisseton, II. T. feS-Iy
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Jane, do you like fish? Mo- "What
are you going to fast on then?" " Pie anG
pickles"
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IL you would regain your health AND
strength, use PARKER's GINGER Tome. so cents
at Druggists.
HINDERooRNs, the best cure for corns. I5cents
mrs ItW
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstro

Department One-Armstrong.
TUESDAY. June 18th
I. 5. Lawson VS.. Pacific Coast Fire and Water
Proof Paint tompany-Being argued.
Department Two-Van Fleet.
TUESDAY, June 14th
Charlotte Drew ct al. VS.. T. J. Clunie ct al l.
Continued for the term
Estate of George C. Zeh-Real estate ordered
People VS.. T. C. Casey, burglary-on trial.
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The best place in California to have your printing done
A. J. Johnston & Cos. go ST.. Sacramento. Cal
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You Need

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For many years I was troubled with
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Ayers Sarsaparilla very highly recon-
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am convinced that Ayers Sarsaparilla is
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The GLORY of Man !. nj. s,rana,,,

III you want Number One Garnet
woven on short notice, send it to MARY S. COW
GER, SO NJ street. mrs-Ime
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Es0R SALE--FEw MILLS FROM AUBURN.
40 acres; small Orchard and Vineyard new
mile from station; climate unsurpassed; further
particulars inquire at Office; more land if de-
sired. Mis-. skELLENGER. For further par-
tlculars inquire of MR., SHOEMAKER, corner
Twelfth and II Streets or of MRS. SKELLEN-
GER, on the premises, Apologize Station, Placer
county Cal. iel5-lw*
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E,oR SALE-NEW HOUSE WITH SIX 49,
L Rooms, Closets and Bathroom, Gas, s::iI
etc.; lot, SOY So on corner of alley; small LIZ
Stable; half of lot IN Alfalfa; a good invest
ment for any one; only half block from cars.
Apply at II NJ street. ie15 ga
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate!

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR
i the county of Sacramento, in the state OF
California. In the matter of the estate of SUI
SANNAH A. AVERY, deceased. Notice is hereby
given that under and in pursuance of an order
OF sale made aud entered in the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and for the county
of Sacramento, on the 29th day of April, ISS7.
Will, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of MAY, 1887. at
10 o clock A. NJ, at the front door of the Court-
house, in the city of sacramento, Cal. sell at
pubic auction, to the highest and best bidder
all the right, title and interest of sUSANNAH
A. AVERY, deceased, and all the interest Of her
estate of, in and 70 that real property known as.
the north half of the south halt of Lot No. /
aud the north quarter of the south half of Lot
No 2 IN the block or square bounded by / and
), and Second and Third streets. in the CITY OF
sacramento. Cal. Terms of sale-Cash in gold
coin OF the United States; ten per cent. PAYABLE
upon day of sale, balance upon confirm a ion of
sale by said Superior Court.
WIN. AVERY,
Administrator of the estate of sussnnah A.
Avery, deceased. -
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Estate.
Dated Sacramento, May 2, 1857
NOTICE The above sale is hereby postpoped
until FRIDAY, JUNE H. 1857, at same hour and
May "a, 1887.
myS-td WILLIAM AVERY, Administrator.
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Carriage Painting by j. Z. ParIneter. at
ZIG and 9lS Eleventh street. between and i n
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NOTICE.
+ c. EWING.

The undersigned has this day purchased the
Lime La Business of H. G. EwISG ct Nos. SO and
fresh supply of all kinds of goods Line Piass
ter, Portland Cement and with ali Kinds of
goods for building purposes. Va
May 81 1887,
je1-4tW II II TTOT arrs rY1,e,,
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RoSEDALE MARKET,
s. GERSON g. Co.
22O j Street,
sACRAnIENTo.....

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
VI Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, Nuts, etc. Orders for Produce will
receive prompt attention.
Consignments solicited If
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NNANTED-A FEW MORE LoDGERs AT
" the same old place, 1.-THE UALIFOR.
MA. Front street, between and X. Lodging.
10 and % cents. A Schooner" of Beer cents
iei5-I,vx
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Hamburger Wurst, Fresh Ranch Butter
Picnic Baskets, at F. BAUMEL'S, 7.3Jst. apig
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture,

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure. change of diet, or
change in application to business The Inedi-
cine contains nothing that is of the least Injury
70 the eonstifutscE. Ask ycur druggist for it.
Price, 81 bottle, fe&-IyWS
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Equity Lodge, X. and l.. of H., viii
meet in Changers Hall. THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at $50 O'Clock. Prompt and full at
tendance is desired
T. n. BERKEY, Protector.
ABBIE NJ. AVERY, Secretary. ie15.its
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Alt members of Benbow Lodge, No.
2z9, sons of St George, are requested to attend
meeting TONIGHT. Business of Importance
and limitations 10 be transacted
je151t* J. H. CHARLSWORTH SOP
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FOR BEAUTY!
The Illusion Face Powder is UnaXcelled.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

7 HAVE TWENTY OF THE BEST GAsOLtNE
L STOVES in the world, which will sell for
% per cent. less than Eastern prices The rea-
son is, am going out OF all private sales. See
these great Stoves. A SIC stove for So So
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heavy labored or restless sleep. exhausted
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SEALED BIDS

Sealed BIDS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE POLICE
~ Office for the Privileges and Bar up to
MONDAY, JUNE 2ist. for the Polieemen's Pie
mic. By order of [jel5-4tl COMMITTEE
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GENTS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

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PERSONAL.


Jno. H. Nichols. ESQ, OF Crawford.
is In the ciS.
Miss Alice Moon, of Hamilton. is /
visiting in he city.
Misses Idaia and Oran Nance OF
Leon, are in the city.
DIR. W. +. Cakes, OF Gaicsvillc, was
! guest in the city yesterday.
Col. W. j. Bettcrtou, Of Bcttcrton
X Co., Dallas, was in the city yes
terdsy.
DR.. II. l.. Taylor, who has been of
on n visit 10 the guilt section of the
state has returned home.
Rev. /. Il. Muse, joined the party
OF dcIcgat' 5, who went tom Waco
and lett yesterday morning tor Dallas
MIR. ant Mrs. j. W. Christian. of
/ Eddy, accompanied by their daugh-
tors Misses Alice and Bodie are in the
city.
Mrs Pauline llopson, wife of {. r..
lIop-on, OF Temple, is in the civ,
Visiting Mrs. +. u. Scciy, Oh North
sixth street.
Mrs Belle llatisiicld, of Dallas,
VINO hiss been visiting Mrs H. f.
Ch"csman for the past week, left yes
terday for her home.
Nr-. j. c. lin, who has spent
several weeks in q visit TO irlcud-
a"d relatives at h.r OLD home, il
p Mississippi, Is ~ home again.
o Mrs. Helen Gorin lett yesterday
r after Don, GA the north-louni. IN
t.if So.
y Wim, VINO resides at Webb City, Mo
: Mr.. viii Brooks, who several wee K,
ago left the city Tor visit 10 o.,
/ scenes ana friends ia Mlssi>sjpp'. hS-
u rcturncdiu fine health aud spirits. sud
!, pleased with his trip.
Il Mrs T., f. Erwin. who h9s hss,
!: visiting friends and re, tive, iu I'd.
@ city for the past two wee>s. "
?. leave on the Missouri pac III for ttI
home ut Austin today.
Mr.. VIM Ii. Cameron arrived t-ou
=, New \ OK Yesterday and .eu-.-i :
u one upon the dutit, OF agcu. 81 tlt
% point tor X. G. Dun y @. he 4,
II pleasant g"ull man AID WI mss,
y friends re sdiy.
II At the Lehman llouse-R Ft-rie>
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Il Miss Alice Christian, Miss BotN
:. Christian, Eddy, Texas; " " EySus
. " L Rowland, city:M \ Msriu. c.,
!. man, Trxs.:E b Moore. HsW tom
IS Texas; W a Posg", city; Aiica Moore
n Hamilton, Tcxss b b Ga'ely, Louu
d Vile, Ky; II + Bunnow city.
Mr.. and Mrs I. IL. Harrison are o.,
y happy possessors OF all arrival IN thi
II lite that will We h pc prove - q.
aud protection to them in tho dtY' .
their age and intirmty. The lutl
~ fellow ia a hearty. healthy chsp ~
w eleven pounds weigh, and wi prove
=, a ray OF suushine to the happy PSF
:. cpt-.
IS At the Pacific ID : Jones, reorl'
Sc ul;B h Gselly, Louisville y \
l. Hughes, II ,llscor c & Brown, llill'
b re-; Geo 4 Harris, Dayton, q; + "
Moore. Austr. FL Leach, Bo't1r
Jnmts Grave. Roc1est +; Ell l. ( IA
re-, Chicago; l. GHllIn, IrN,,; i W
walker, San Aulonio; + MINOR"
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l. T. FDd>kll. Cpr,icsuA; W l. Moody
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: T. " DezucNe. UalM-; j l. spur %
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Is Oran Nance. Texas; Johu b Nichols
y Crawford.
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u SPRING. Mis-: b Terraus, McGrrg
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Henry Snitb, Louisville, ky; ; Nj
Johnson, New York.


II is surprising how chcop teas are
NJ the grocery house otJoc :. Thomp
son, corner Fourth and Frank in
street Gunpowdcr or Japan. at Is
centt; Japan Oolong, % cents. Japan
Nibbs ut - cents; very fine mixed.
for iced tea. 25 cents The prices are
surprising tor the qualities Of the
teas, surprising any hing of the kind
ever known TO Waco nuV,rS.
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BAru\ilc came along, going toward
sixth stre"t, aud said to witness. 81
pm @ ing down here to have y scrap
with d-n daEo, who sent me word
WAS rascal" Witness advised
Bsrnvillc IA steer clCarc trouble and
let the lunlian sioue. Barnvillc went
on toward Dragu's shop, aud witness
remaiucd behind to shut the or Of
MasscN's store, which had been lett
open. He then went down the street;
saw Barhvlle walk out OF Drngo'-
shop. but did moi see HIM 90 in there
shortly attcrwarl he heard the re-
port / pistols. his closed the testi
mOny.
pRAGo INTERVIEW ED.
shortly after the release of Drago
he WAS seen and in a couN ersAtion
with his ntcrvlewcr tod much the
same Story thar appeared Ms his state
meat IN lHE EXAMINER OF Saturday
morning last. la addition to the gen
eral tenor of that statement the ltAl
ian said: II did not know that il was
Mr. Barnwell who sent the negro t.
be shaved. understood the negro 10
say Tom Burney who is nncgro about
perfectly and thought he said Bur-
noN. | AN SoKtN, NrRh SORRY that |
Killed Bnrntillt. | did not have any
thing against him lie shaved with
me three or tour wears ago but has
not since. Sid uot give him tn,
ticket aud do not know whcrc the
tcgru got it. am sorry that KILLED
HIM bur hc made me do 1t. II lac ha.
CIV % up tbs pistol when | asked Inn
never would nave shot him; but h.
tried toki. me, When caught hole
! of HE pistol tc snapped it mn,
tnc pin that prick- he cartridge pass
ed through my haud mere - Hero ORA
. go held up MS ietl hand and showr'
lis interviewer - little s'ro whicl
passed llrough M thin port of tn
arch between tho thumb aud tor
Q tinH"r ~ also bore on the uppe
surface taint print Of horse snC
= shaped brui-e. which might hay
Il been made 10y !he fpli ofthe hammc
\ OF the pistol.
r Drsgo further sal /: 81 did all
+, mNn c,u'd do TO keep from KILN
him | did not know what to do.
vas efraii If ! let him 60, when h
= gotto :ha door, lie would turn MI
Aooi me, so | tried 80 make hi
give up the pistol. When he ,nappe
IL. II, had notuiug else to dOn an
with great carurstucss he again sat
81 would not have killed him if /
had given up his pist /. am sorr
e but ne msd- me do it,
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AS shall leave tie city in few
days to be gone some time, all p, rsons
having Claims against me will present
same at Waco Ice Factory tor settle
ment Immediately, and all persons
against whom have claims will please
be ready TO settle th,m when present
ed by the collector.
Respectfully,
JoHN &. RoLLER.
Waco, Texas, Sep, AZ, 1887,
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Novelties.
our stock of millinery for fall wcar
is now complete. We have an Gle
giant line of stylish trimmed and un
t'immcd French aud Amcrirrn a.,
signs in travis, wool aud fur fclts in
u ] the new shapes, AT our former pol
ulnr prices. T.. NlClIoISoN.
Corner l'uth and Franklin Streets
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N,Ldin,' Mosquito Mature IS fra
grant aud hnriui,-s
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One halt league OF band in lluichin-
son county, tcNas, NOW noHr the rail-
roed, wltrr1d by Kit C.rson rI'ok
Can scll in mex ten day- ~ 1920 per
acre, Can at our office aud get lines
of the new railroad IN the panhandle,
and you viii take This ollrr.
Twenty thousand dollars of stock
IN ~ solvent stock company. This will
pay 10 per ceut. dividend N the ia.l,
VIII take 90 cents on the dollar Fu.l
particulars given. Can and be con
WINGED that this IL first class invest
ment. y. II. ELdlN 20
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The New Ciy bA N ]Drn ~
uigb-, ou the south ,ileJitne pub DICE
,4u,re, Mes,r,. Thomson hnd "ei1a
ulAu.
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October l-t j., the day when the
Waco supply Company will begin
selling goods tor strictly cash. send
for schedule OF prices
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SCOTT FREE.

.rl.toI Claimed. I'll" p"n"n"'n''
~, interviewed sell hrt"">"
rTerdny morning at 10 o'c'ock
District Judge Williams took
alto hearthc argument in the ha-
:, corpus application Of stephen
400 for a reduction of the bail
hi had been placed for his"ppe"r-
Inc court room was partially
with IA number of friends of the
amer and others who ere anNltu,
,es- the outcome of the case. II
been whispered that the owner
of the fatal weapon wonld be
nren aud this drew ~ number OF
onle to the court room who would
to,herwise in all probability have
Etn present
WHEN THE PRISONER
tered the court room. be bore the
me calm. dignilicd, confident and
eerfuI look that has characterized
demeauOr at all times since tic
Lpipht. when he was compelled,
de,ense of his own life ms II mas
{,oyed - to take the life OF Thomas
nyiIle.
The prisoners c'uheeI HPptN'e'
btrieclly confident OF me re u'.' NJ
id also the counsel for the state,
Bantam Blair, who was 24-isicd by
Esp'sih llert'hR' 81 ii''rlns ~ Manu. 'oi
4; ,Ga' slain man C,ptnin Blair and
ispau Herring presented the argu
.nent. tor the : ate in ~ torGblr mat
Her, that of CaptAin llerrlug attract
IA 2 some attention, being rs it Wa,
i.terly and eloquent appeal for lh'
r.oncr's detention. The argumen
t'he counsel tor the PRISONER WIS
tct and decisive one.
THE DECISION.
Pr, court listened sttcntivel,
konn,y ATTORNEY Blair wanted tn
\, he'd Mt the figure, fixed by Jus
&c Makeig (S3 COO ana counsel TO
Ncn5o 'housm. ~ any o,l' w u
. "a. 49,, 80. t...... =, .........
snl' nv ouu ,,. "i''el r'' ~ ,o' que
'vu', 49, "'h'"' "n'' an" 80 a. -,
ANU ~ VI Nv W. ~"
'uuueN ol 'i'' ''n,,i al" ~
'"s'a ma t" ,"o v an'r..nI.
. Iua'V'' ,r ,Do' sU, "1"' - I"g 5o ~
,Ou' no "o ,,',,, ~, "u'' W,
n'u, 10 wy E'"'' az! D'''''''''' We
'!''' o"''
THE TESTIMONY.
an tine testimony Given bv n
various witnesses at the c'r'hers II
I ieC,' " Ro,.d"n nnon ~ ,he v,,no. ~.
for the detcuse a. the Inquest r!s
va; recalled. His testimony tod
WAS unimportant. save that il zorro
Grated his testimony at the first il
vestigatiou. MIR. NJ. B. Davis, bate
The EXAMINER, was also re Gale
bnt his testimony was not require
The state introduced one new winet
v,,on , - >o,,
who aono.'I .,, . !.
siIGna b bo ''' a, om ,me nv " - .
n,oe, ~ , va" O., ," INV = v" a ny r.,
FEM ,,n :" "V nao' u, 'hu , r'te h'u
hrhor shno I H., h0Fpo''.p Dt"s'
iug he SAW Mrs Nar;n po. ,"t ' = -,
Ons If b"r ' ahi n ,n"''V d itosu"uc VI 81
Austin st,eo, aIsn noS VIZ
wd ST d,s,n ",'~' " ,na III pIs'' h
NON that rnnG". 't0''t 'pu pn' y
dthe oucstjon mo, f no'o'", o p' . .
.ble to see what wa. a"i,o ' ~, ~ q,
'Aop at the time she says she did.
! CHARLES SIRAUSbtHGER,
aS%S'Seeper at the St. Charles soloo
,csalIeaSy the defense, testified that
i l4e night OF the tragedy, ado
iliteen minutes hofora e. D'
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ltyouw ,uta bu-lnc-, sut Of sterling
worth one that w'll iij and wear, 20
to sanger Brothers, tor they always
give YOU your moneys worth.
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A happy nom" with mlrth and
contentnlcnt will be the lot OF all
who buy pianos aud org nS from t'n'
roliabl' house Of TuOmHs Goggan ~
Bro, No. 1863 South + 'urth street
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SEE the obUy, new Hod s'yish saI
for hats tor misses ut Levine Bros
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OFFICER SAM HALL.

on p,i Iy the defense. testified that
wasssuda{inh night September 23, be
Rys psn," IN front of G.. II. Mas
F''ht store on Austin street